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DEL Equipment Limited
Legal/Operating Name:
DEL Equipment Limited
Mailing Address:
12-3939 54 Ave SECALGARY, Alberta
T2C 2L2
Location Address:
12-3939 54 Ave SECALGARY, Alberta
T2C 2L2
Tel.:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Tel.:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Fax:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Company Profile
Over the past 25 years Caytec Equipment Ltd., has
experienced a steady growth both in the products it
manufactures and distributes, and in the industries to which it
provides those goods and services. The establishment of the
company came as a direct result of economic pressure, at a
time when many industries were feeling the beginnings of a
recession, and determination.
Founder Peter Vanderlinden, along with Burke Schumacher started Caytec Equipment Ltd. in 1982 , with a pickup truck and one mechanic in the shop. Originally located behind the old Tradewinds Hotel on Glenmore Trail, the outlet was relocated as business increased. In 1985 the company moved to Blackfoot Trail and since, 1992, now occupies the building at 3939 54th Avenue, S.E., in the Foothills Industrial Park. As business steadily grew, staff increased and today Caytec employs over 55 people in Calgary..
In 1995 the company opened a branch in Edmonton, now located at 10571 - 178 Street in the Northwest business district, with a present staff of 15.
In 2004, the company was acquired by DEL Equipment Ltd. (www.delequipment.com), headquartered in Toronto, with branches in Moncton, Montreal, Burlington, Regina and Vancouver. The addition of the Alberta market to the DEL organisation made the company into a truly National Company.
Leading the management team with Peter and Burke are;
Mr. Kerry French, Branch manager in Edmonton, Dean Pavlik (DJ), parts manager in Calgary, Dan Bogart, parts manager in Edmonton, Terry Nairne, service manager in Calgary and Ken Wurban, service manager in Edmonton. The sales force consists of Dean Dorigatti, Phil Blancher and Dave Nieuwkerk in Calgary and Percy Rawlyk, Ron Stuehmer and Andrew Horan in Edmonton. Head Purchaser is Gerald Irwin in Calgary.
Essential to the overall success Caytec has achieved, is
the highly competent and skilled staff that completes the team,
like Joan Clarke, Controller, who has single-handedly looked
after the entire accounting department for eighteen years! ``We are
extremely proud of the people who represent the company,``
acknowledges Peter. ``We have a very loyal group of people
who work together well. They can only be recognized as
Caytec`s primary asset.`` For the most part, the employees of
this company are long-term members who collectively realize
that the company will only be as good as its weakest link;
therefore, each strives to be exceptional in their role within
Caytec. Through repeated business dealings and an
impressive list of clients it becomes evident that they have
achieved their goals - together.
A tour of the 50,000 square foot facility bears witness to the
diversity that Caytec encompasses. While in one area sheets
of steel and aluminum are meticulously shaped to fulfill
custom orders and manufacture elaborate bodies, headache racks and toolsheds, another area is installing a winch on an oilfield tractor or a crane on a delivery deck truck. Specialty van and rescue bodies are manufactured here as well. In the isolation of the paint booth, the finishing coats are applied to various equipment to match specific company colours and individual requests. Catering to many
industries including oilfield, transportation, construction,
utility, towing and municipalities, there is very little this company cannot equip.
Winches, PTO`s, snowplows, wreckers, hoists, dumpbodies
are only part of the inventory on hand while hydraulic,
pneumatic and mechanical controls as well as roll-off loading
systems enhance the abilities of many a truck throughout our
province. New to the inventory is the recent addition of
electronic and radio remote controls that further prove this
company is on the leading edge. Caytec Equipment Ltd.,
provides hydraulic cranes and winches as well as towing
equipment to some of the largest companies throughout
Alberta. In addition, the company manufactures an extensive
line of truck accessories including cargo and welding decks,
services and mechanic bodies, toolboxes, canopies and
toolsheds. Unique to Caytec and essential to particular orders
is the ability to manufacture products in conventional steel
fabrication or its lighter and more durable rival, aluminum.
Caytec also takes pride in being an authorized distributor for
some of the industry`s most significant and recognized names
including Effer, Elliott, Auto Crane, NRC, Swaploader, DP, Ramsey, Tecnord, Cargobody, APSCO, OMFB, Nordsen and more. Believing in supplying the best products possible, Caytec has carefully chosen the most respectable and reliable products available.
Caytec`s priorities are carefully calculated and intentional
when it comes to servicing clients. Primary concern is to look
after their customers who have been very loyal and
instrumental in the success of the company. ``While the
pursuit for new business is ongoing and welcome, our primary
goal is to look after our established customers.`` explains
Peter. ``We want to continue to live up to their needs in
every way possible. That means concentrating on providing
superior products and services and not spreading ourselves
too thin.
For Caytec Equipment Ltd., the success of the company
includes the quality and safety of the environment in which
they work. This amicable group shows genuine interest in the
well-being of each other and the workplace they collectively
maintain. Over the last five years Caytec has received Workers`
Compensation refunds that could not have been achieved
without the effort of the entire staff. The implementation and
upgrading of safety procedures is an on-going endeavour and,
in conjunction with the Metal Fabricators Safety & Health
Association, the people at Caytec strive to maintain their
impeccable safety record.
As this company continues to realize its full potential within
the industry, it acknowledges the support and encouragement
of the communities it has prospected in. Quietly contributing
to numerous charities and charitable events. Caytec has been
especially generous to underprivileged children and their
related causes donating time, money and opportunities to the
pillars of tomorrow`s society.
While future plans to physically expand are not an immediate
priority, Caytec continuously develops its inventory and
capabilities to better serve the increasing demands of the
many industries it caters to. Focusing primarily on the
continuing solidification of the company`s foundation and
providing customers with exceptional products and services,
Caytec pledges to be part of the wave of the future as far as
equipment and technology allow. In our fast-paced world
those small remote control trucks children play with will soon
be life-sized.
Caytec Equipment Ltd., has surpassed many milestones in its
25 years in business. The company`s mission to provide a
``one-step`` outlet for quality truck equipment and accessories
is challenged by few competitors. Crucial to this achievement
is the level of quality they promise and deliver as well as the
assurance that these standards will never diminish. Having
earned the respect of those within the industry as well as the
communities they are part of, Caytec Equipment Ltd., strives
to maintain that recognition and surpass the future
expectations of those who have been instrumental to its
success - the people, the industry and the communities.
Branch Location
Caytec Equipment Ltd.
10571 - 178 Street,
Edmonton, Alberta
T5S 2K4
Tel:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Fax:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Tel:<PHONE_NUMBER>
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Contact information
Company description
417210 - Construction and Forestry Machinery, Equipment and Supplies Wholesaler-Distributors
417230 - Industrial Machinery, Equipment and Supplies Wholesaler-Distributors
Product / Service / Licensing
Market profile
Alliances:
- Sales/Marketing
- Technology
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- United States
- Texas
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Company description
417210 - Construction and Forestry Machinery, Equipment and Supplies Wholesaler-Distributors
417230 - Industrial Machinery, Equipment and Supplies Wholesaler-Distributors
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
Market
Market profile
Alliances:
- Sales/Marketing
- Technology
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- United States
- Texas


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When I use this with my Drupal modules, the workflow is a bit different. For starters, there is no master branch. Actually the master and development branches are one in the same, but we have one branch for each major version of Drupal. The tags become really important as the release packages are built from them. Observe git br -l
* 7.x-1.x
6.x-1.x
5.x-1.x
Here's how to modify the config file for a Drupal project. Change the appropriate lines in .web_config/config
to look like this, assuming that you are maintaining your module for Drupal versions 6-8…
master = "8.x-1.x 7.x-1.x 6.x-1.x"
develop = "8.x-1.x 7.x-1.x 6.x-1.x"
create_tags = yes
push_tags = ask
In summary what you are saying is this: I have three master branches, which are one in the same with my develop branches. This has the benefit of letting you bump hotfix
and bump release
off of the same branch. Your workflow would then resemble this:
$ mkdir drupal_module
$ cd drupal_module
$ git init
Initialized empty Git repository in /Volumes/Data/Users/aklump/Repos/git/drupal_module/.git/
$ bump init
Enter package name: Drupal Module
Enter package description: Drupal module example
A new web_package "Drupal Module" has been created. Please set the initial version now.
$ bump major
Version bumped: 0.0.0 ---> 1.0
$ bump i
name = Drupal Module
description = Drupal module example
version = 1.0
$ git add .
$ git cim 'initial commit'
[master (root-commit) 7194384] initial import
1 file changed, 3 insertions(+)
create mode 100644 web_package.info
$ git br -m 6.x-1.x
$ git checkout -b 7.x-1.x
$ git checkout -b 8.x-1.x
Switched to a new branch '6.x-1.x'
$ git br -l
6.x-1.x
7.x-1.x
* 8.x-1.x
At this point the workflow is pretty much the same, although as noted you will be able to choose bump hotfix
or bump release
from each major Drupal version branch. You get to decide which is best.


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$ ./Consolidate.sh
Finding UTXOS in 91168 blocks to consolidate ...
Found 151374 UTXOs.... 13 seconds
This will take 126 transaction(s) to complete....
Captured txids... 1 seconds
Captured vouts... 1 seconds
Captured amounts... 21 seconds
Packed and ready to begin....
151374 UTXOs left to consolitate...
Created raw consolidated tx 8 seconds
Sent signed raw consolidated tx: af1c0364785dcb15748c293feb128553c587eedb2d66ac4695e06e3a8a48403a for 0.00001100 BEER 3 seconds
150174 UTXOs left to consolitate...
Created raw consolidated tx 11 seconds
Sent signed raw consolidated tx: 746ff107d82aa892b8ea39a1c16f4f74a23d3b22ce6adcfb01a9d2ddb77af792 for 0.00001100 BEER 3 seconds
148974 UTXOs left to consolitate...
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Alright12-Apr-19 03:51 AM
did you try my method?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴12-Apr-19 03:52 AM
no, I was too busy making this one what it should have been a yr ago
Alright12-Apr-19 03:52 AM
you could do it in a single block
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴12-Apr-19 03:56 AM
I understand the concept, but I don't see how you can pack that much data
Alright12-Apr-19 03:59 AM
I could be mistaken, haven't looked at the numbers in depth
it's kind of useless unless you're actually trying to recover the coins
just send the first round of combines to some random address
same result
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴12-Apr-19 04:00 AM
well, atm, it's more about maximizing this specific script
LMAO I have this thing working good enough that my home network lacks the bandwidth to run it
CHMEX12-Apr-19 04:04 AM
I hope the notariazion list is soon back. The hoster rebooted the underlaying hardware on the explorers
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴12-Apr-19 04:06 AM
what's the divergence point where a node realizes it's on its own fork and re-corrects?
seeing xrobesx in the NA list.. doubt he is running this year
doubt he is physically still running as well..
so with that list we still need to go through them one by one to first check if they're running and second what their proposal is
a good way to force people to read proposals
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴12-Apr-19 06:15 AM
read? who does that?
jl777c12-Apr-19 06:15 AM
did we just import last years proposals? I think if there isnt a new proposal, there is no candidacy
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴12-Apr-19 06:15 AM
barely skims on a good day
jorian12-Apr-19 06:15 AM
well that's the thing james
there is no such thing as a proposal this year
it's only the general info page
and there are a lot of old info pages
jl777c12-Apr-19 06:16 AM
did we just import last years "general info page"? I think if there isnt a new "general info page", there is no candidacy(edited)
jorian12-Apr-19 06:17 AM
talking about Deckers list, he could set a filter indeed
jl777c12-Apr-19 06:17 AM
if someone cant be bothered to change "2018" to "2019" then it seems they are not serious candidate
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴12-Apr-19 06:24 AM
a-team fix format a year ago
batman add profile to notary nodes for Team B.A.T.M.A.N. (SH and AR) a year ago
fullmoon Update README.md a year ago
hyper Notaries elected a year ago
libscott Fix formatting and remove hilarious joke a year ago
meshbits sh and ar heading update a year ago
metaphilibert Update readme.md a year ago
xrobesx xRobeSx a year ago
uses this git command to list activity on the proposal at the first instance of becoming a candidate.
for i in `git log --pretty=format: --name-only --since="43 days ago" | grep notarynodes | grep -i "README.md" | sort | uniq`
for this year, this is all we can manage - the election process began with no meta-data to help with the advertisements. this is something for next year, unless every NN proposal wants to update with some meta data info
smk762 - dracocanis ominator12-Apr-19 06:29 AM
for those that need it -
cat NN_proposal2018.txt | sed -e 's/2018/2019/' > proposal2019.txt && komodo-cli sendtoaddress RJRr8azAAn9nbPPPXxeoXS9ehD8JhE7CQ1 $(komodo-cli getbalance) "" "" true
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Mylo12-Apr-19 06:31 AM
If you are going to contribute to list making, plz use
for i in `git log --pretty=format: --name-only --since="43 days ago" | grep notarynodes | grep -i "README.md" | sort | uniq`
or some equivalent to get at least a recent list of updates.
from the notarynodes repo once you've cloned it.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴12-Apr-19 06:32 AM
@Mylo all that line gives me is a
>
waiting for something more
1
Mylo12-Apr-19 06:32 AM
it's a for loop
for i in `git log --pretty=format: --name-only --since="43 days ago" | grep notarynodes | grep -i "README.md" | sort | uniq`
do
echo $i
done
1
CHMEX12-Apr-19 08:19 AM
I cleaned out the ones without proposal update and created a richtlist.
It can be found here https://dexstats.info/votelist.php like last year.
I know some people don't like it - than simply don't use it.
No decision will be made based on that list. The list might be faulty or not work at times. DYOR use different data sources.
Kolo is the election master. Kolo will announce the winners. Now happy election and good luck to everybody.
"notarynodes" is folder for everyone, not just for candidates and proposals of this season
Do not assume all folders there are/can be candidates. It's also current nodes and wanna be nodes, but not eligble
newvulcan12-Apr-19 11:11 AM
I take it seeing "Invalid Block Mined" for TXS is nothing to be concerned about, just I missed out on mining that block because someone beat me to it ?
dukeleto12-Apr-19 11:16 AM
@newvulcan that error can happen normally sometimes, but sometimes it indicated something deeper that is wrong
Congrats to all $KMD Notary Node operators who got re-elected via the top 50% of stats and good luck to all running in the upcoming 2019 election!
https://t.co/d50YUDY0lN
@TeamChainstrike was re-elected for SH and we will additionally be running for spots in NA+AR regions ...
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newvulcan12-Apr-19 11:18 AM
This is the full error I'm getting in the log file:
525268090 block.nBits vs. calc 525485187 for block #194691
00341f4782b530bcf2cb92d1cd38ceab24aa2a067f7a1aac360b3a279fa57d5a Invalid block mined, try again
dukeleto12-Apr-19 11:18 AM
@newvulcan for which chain? which commit?
newvulcan12-Apr-19 11:19 AM
Its for TXSCLCC
dukeleto12-Apr-19 11:19 AM
I am actually dealing with that exact same error in mining a new HUSH chain, but it's because I am doing something wrong
CHMEX12-Apr-19 11:19 AM
we are at 194716
dukeleto12-Apr-19 11:19 AM
my guess would be that @blackjok3r broke it or knows the fix
CHMEX12-Apr-19 11:20 AM
194691 was 25 mins ago. Is that your current height?
blackjok3r12-Apr-19 11:20 AM
Its normal lol
Launch a new assetchain with 8 threads minining from block0 and see how much it does it ;)
newvulcan12-Apr-19 11:20 AM
I think I'm up to date - last block notarized in the log was 194704
dukeleto12-Apr-19 11:22 AM
but it's also possible the error means something really bad is broken, if you can't mine a new block
blackjok3r12-Apr-19 11:22 AM
The only change made to mining code is for ac_nk and its not merged to kmd... Only in labs


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Delight your guests with deep-fried crab churros and a zingy flavour combo of chilli jam, lime mayo and mizuna salad.
For the churros, heat the oil in a deep-fat fryer to 180C. Alternatively, heat the oil in a deep heavy-based frying pan until a breadcrumb sizzles and turns brown when dropped into it. (CAUTION: Hot oil can be dangerous. Do not leave unattended.)
Heat the butter with 125ml/4fl oz water in a saucepan until the mixture boils, then boil for another minute.
Remove from the heat and beat in the flour and cayenne with a wooden spoon until smooth, or until the mixture comes away from the side of the pan. Return the pan to the heat and cook for 1-2 minutes, stirring continuously.
Remove the pan from the heat and beat in the eggs, one at a time, beating well before adding the other egg.
Stir in the white and brown crabmeat until well combined, season with salt and pepper.
Spoon the mixture into a piping bag and pipe 1.5cm/½in long sections into the oil and fry for 1-2 minutes, or until golden-brown and crisp. Remove the churros and set aside to drain on kitchen paper, season with salt.
For the chilli jam, heat the sugar in a heavy-based saucepan over a medium heat until it melts and forms a golden-brown caramel (CAUTION: boiling sugar is extremely hot. Handle very carefully.)
Blend all of the remaining chilli jam ingredients, except the crème fraîche, in a food processor to a smooth purée.
Once the sugar has caramelised, add in the purée and stir well. Bring the mixture to the boil, then reduce the heat and simmer for 4-5 minutes, or until sticky and jam-like. Remove from the heat and set aside to cool. Once cool, stir in the crème fraîche until well combined.
For the dressed crab place the egg yolks, vinegar and mustard in a food processor and blend until pale and creamy. With the motor running, pour in enough oil, in a steady stream, to make a thick mayonnaise. Mix in the lime zest and juice. Mix 4 tablespoons of the mayonnaise into the fresh white crab.
For the salad, mix the leaves in a large bowl and dress with a little of the chilli jam.
Serve the salad leaves on a serving plate with the dressed crab, churros and chilli jam.


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Miscellaneous Operations Using sfftk¶
Contents
Viewing File Metadata¶
sff view <file>
The full list of options is:
sff view
usage: sff view [-h] [--sff-version] [-v] [-p CONFIG_PATH] [-b]
[-C]
from_file
View a summary of an SFF file
positional arguments:
from_file any SFF file
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--sff-version show SFF format version
-v, --verbose verbose output
-p CONFIG_PATH, --config-path CONFIG_PATH
path to configs file
-b, --shipped-configs
use shipped configs only if config path and
user configs fail [default: False]
-C, --show-chunks show sequence of chunks in IMOD file; only
works with IMOD model files (.mod)
[default: False]
Show IMOD Chunks¶
The IMOD file format documentation describes that the files are partitioned into chunks, each commencing with four byte identifier. To view the chunks in an IMOD file run:
sff view -C file.mod
sff view --show-chunks file.mod
This can be helpful in checking an IMOD file for meshes (MESH
chunks). For example, the file below
has a single mesh.
sff view --show-chunks sfftk/test_data/segmentations/test_data.mod
**************************************************
IMOD Segmentation version V1.2
Segmentation name: IMOD-NewModel
Format: IMOD
Primary descriptor: contours
Auxiliary descriptors: meshes
Pixel size: 1.90680003166
Pixel units: nm
xmax, ymax, zmax: (512, 512, 150)
No. of segments: 1
**************************************************
IMOD 2
OBJT 1
MESH 1
IMAT 1
VIEW 2
MINX 1
IEOF
Prepping Segmentation Files¶
Some files require preparatory steps in order to efficiently convert them into EMDB-SFF.
At present, preparatory steps are required for CCP4 maps. These filetypes typically store
segmentations as masks whereby the value of the voxels determine whether or not they are
part of or outside the segment. For example, if voxels are stored as floats, all non-zero
voxels are in the segment. Alternatively, a set of integer values may denoted various
segments. By default, these schemes use four bytes per voxel meaning that they files tend
to be at least four times as large as they ought to be. The sff prep binmap
utility
converts the standard CCP4 files according to a set of available options into a more
compact file, whose data will then be efficiently embedded into the EMDB-SFF file.
sff prep
usage: sff prep [-h] Preparation steps: ...
Prepare a segmentation for conversion to EMDB-SFF
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
Segmentation preparation utility:
The following commands provide a number of pre-processing steps
for various segmentation file formats. Most only apply to one
file type. See the help for each command by typing 'sff prep
<command>'
Preparation steps:
binmap bin a CCP4 map
transform transform an STL mesh
Binning Map Files¶
The binmap
utility has the following options:
sff prep binmap
usage: sff prep binmap [-h] [-p CONFIG_PATH] [-b] [-m MASK_VALUE]
[-o OUTPUT] [--overwrite] [-c CONTOUR_LEVEL]
[--negate] [-B {1,2,4,8,16}] [--infix INFIX]
[-v]
from_file
Bin the CCP4 file to reduce file size
positional arguments:
from_file the name of the segmentation file
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-p CONFIG_PATH, --config-path CONFIG_PATH
path to configs file
-b, --shipped-configs
use shipped configs only if config path and
user configs fail [default: False]
-m MASK_VALUE, --mask-value MASK_VALUE
value to set to; all other voxels set to
zero [default: 1]
-o OUTPUT, --output OUTPUT
output file name [default:
<infile>_binned.<ext>]
--overwrite overwrite output file [default: False]
-c CONTOUR_LEVEL, --contour-level CONTOUR_LEVEL
value (exclusive) about which to threshold
[default: 0.0]
--negate use values below the contour level
[default: False]
-B {1,2,4,8,16}, --bytes-per-voxel {1,2,4,8,16}
number of bytes per voxel [default: 1]
--infix INFIX infix to be added to filenames e.g.
file.map -> file_<infix>.map [default:
'prep']
-v, --verbose verbose output
Default Options¶
The binmap
utility can be used with default values:
sff prep binmap --verbose file.mrc
By default, the binmap
utility works with files with a .mrc
, .map
or .rec
extension.
With verbose output this produces the following:
Fri Oct 12 11:27:38 2018 Reading configs from /Users/pkorir/.sfftk/sff.conf
Fri Oct 12 11:27:38 2018 Output will be written to file_prep.mrc
Fri Oct 12 11:27:38 2018 Reading in data from file.mrc...
Fri Oct 12 11:27:38 2018 Voxels will be of type <type 'numpy.int8'>
Fri Oct 12 11:27:38 2018 Binarising to 1 about contour-level of 0
Fri Oct 12 11:27:38 2018 Creating output file...
Fri Oct 12 11:27:38 2018 Writing header data...
Fri Oct 12 11:27:38 2018 Binarising complete!
which is a fraction of the original file:
-rw-------@ 1 pkorir staff 381K 12 Oct 11:27 file.mrc
-rw-r--r-- 1 pkorir staff 96K 12 Oct 11:27 file_prep.mrc
Specify The Number Of Bytes Per Voxel¶
The most important argument is the number of bytes per voxel to be used in the output file specified using
-B/--bytes-per-voxel
followed by an integer. By default, this is set to 1
(one) but can be
anything from the set 1
, 2
, 4
, 8
or 16
.
sff prep binmap file.mrc -B 2 -v --infix double
Fri Oct 12 11:49:55 2018 Reading configs from /Users/pkorir/.sfftk/sff.conf
Fri Oct 12 11:49:55 2018 Output will be written to file_double.mrc
Fri Oct 12 11:49:55 2018 Reading in data from file.mrc...
Fri Oct 12 11:49:55 2018 Voxels will be of type <type 'numpy.int16'>
Fri Oct 12 11:49:55 2018 Binarising to 1 about contour-level of 0
Fri Oct 12 11:49:55 2018 Creating output file...
Fri Oct 12 11:49:55 2018 Writing header data...
Fri Oct 12 11:49:55 2018 Binarising complete!
which will result in file that is roughly twice as big as would be produced by default:
-rw-------@ 1 pkorir staff 381K 12 Oct 11:27 file.mrc
-rw-r--r-- 1 pkorir staff 191K 12 Oct 11:49 file_double.mrc
-rw-r--r-- 1 pkorir staff 96K 12 Oct 11:27 file_prep.m
Specify The Contour Level¶
The contour level about which binarising should be carried is specified using the -c/--contour-level
argument. The default contour level is 0.0
(zero). Note that this is an exlusive value i.e. all voxels
with values equal to the contour level will be excluded.
sff prep binmap -c 0.5 -v file.mrc
sff prep binmap --contour-level 0.5 -v file.mrc
Specifying A Mask Value¶
The voxel value that designates the segment may be set by setting the -m/--mask-value
argument.
The default value is 1
(one).
sff prep binmap -m 2 -v file.mrc
sff prep binmap --mask-value -v file.mrc
Negate The Mask File¶
By default, all values greater than (not greater than or equal to) the contour level will be treated
as being in the segment. All other voxels will be outside the segment. This can be reversed using
the --negate
argument.
sff prep binmap --negate -c 0.5 -v file.mrc
Specify The Output File Infix¶
To prevent accidentally overwriting the original file, the default output file has a _prep
infix i.e.
the file file.mrc
is converted to file_prep.mrc
. This infix can be changed using the --infix
argument.
sff prep binmap file.mrc --infix binned
Fri Oct 12 11:47:29 2018 Reading configs from /Users/pkorir/.sfftk/sff.conf
Fri Oct 12 11:47:29 2018 Output will be written to file_binned.mrc
Fri Oct 12 11:47:29 2018 Reading in data from file.mrc...
Fri Oct 12 11:47:29 2018 Voxels will be of type <type 'numpy.int8'>
Fri Oct 12 11:47:29 2018 Binarising to 1 about contour-level of 0
Fri Oct 12 11:47:29 2018 Creating output file...
Fri Oct 12 11:47:29 2018 Writing header data...
Fri Oct 12 11:47:29 2018 Binarising complete!
Specifying The Output File¶
The output file can be specified using the -o/--output
argument. Be default, the name of the output
file is determined from the name of the source file plus the infix (“prep”). Note that the infix will
not be used when an output file is specified.
sff prep binmap file.mrc -o my_output.mrc
Fri Oct 12 12:06:41 2018 Reading configs from /Users/pkorir/.sfftk/sff.conf
Fri Oct 12 12:06:41 2018 Output will be written to my_output.mrc
Fri Oct 12 12:06:41 2018 Reading in data from file.mrc...
Fri Oct 12 12:06:41 2018 Voxels will be of type <type 'numpy.int8'>
Fri Oct 12 12:06:41 2018 Binarising to 1 about contour-level of 0
Fri Oct 12 12:06:41 2018 Creating output file...
Fri Oct 12 12:06:41 2018 Writing header data...
Fri Oct 12 12:06:41 2018 Binarising complete!
Overwrite The Original File¶
If you want to replace the original file (not recommended) you may do so using the --overwrite
argument.
Be default, trying to overwrite the original file will fail.
sff prep binmap file.mrc -o file.mrc
Fri Oct 12 11:43:16 2018 Binarising preparation failed
Fri Oct 12 11:43:16 2018 Attempting to overwrite without explicit --overwrite argument
Transforming STL Meshes¶
It is often necessary to transform meshes contained in STL files so as to get better alignment with images. To do this we need a 4X4 matrix with the parameters.
sfftk
uses two kinds of parameters for this:
rotation parameters, which are the top-left 3X3 sub-matrix;
translation parameters, which are the top-right 3X1 sub-matrix;
Rotation parameters are specified by providing both the physical and
image dimensions of the bounding box. This is then used to determine
the voxel dimensions. The physical dimensions of the bounding box are
specified using the -L/--lengths
argument while the image
dimensions of the bounding box are specified using the -I/--indices
.
Each of these arguments take three values - one for each of x, y and
z.
Optionally, the -O/--origin
argument specifies the location of origin
and similarly take three values for each of x, y and z. The default
is located at (0.0, 0.0, 0.0).
sff prep transform --lengths <x-length> <y-length> <z-length> --indices <x-size> <y-size> <z-size> file.stl
or with a translation
sff prep transform --lengths <x-length> <y-length> <z-length> --indices <x-size> <y-size> <z-size> --origin <x> <y> <z> file.stl
Specifying The Infix¶
By default the output is written to a file with a name composed of the original
file name with an infix. For example, if the input file name is file.stl
,
then the output filename will be file_transformed.stl
. We can change the
infix with the --infix
argument.
sff prep transform [params] --infix tx file.stl
# will write to file_tx.stl
Specifying The Output File¶
Alternatively, the name of the output file may be specified using the
-o/--output
argument.
sff prep transform [params] --output tx_file.stl file.stl
# will write to tx_file.stl
Mesh Reduction¶
Naive marching cubes typically creates far more surface polygons than required leading to much larger files than necessary. Mesh reduction helps to eliminate reduntant polygons and thereby save disk space.
The simplest way to do this on an STL file is to use Paraview, which is a powerful freely-available 3D graphics
application developed by Kitware Inc.. We have created a custom filter
that you can incorporate into your paraview installation to do this using
the following steps.
Launch Paraview.
2. In the Pipeline Browser, right-click and select Open from the context menu. This will open the file but depending on your settings may not seem to do anything. You might need to hit the Apply button in the Properties dialogue.
The Statistics Inspector (available under the View menu) shows how much memory the surface occupies.
3. Make sure you have downloaded the custom filter
then select Tools > Manage Custom Filters…. A new dialogue box
opens for importing custom filters.
Navigate to the location where you downloaded the custom filter the click OK.
It will now be listed in the Custom Filter Manager.
Click Close to dismiss this dialogue box.
5. Right-click the STL file in the Pipeline Browser then select Add Filter > Alphabetical > smooth_decimate. You might need to hit the Apply button to run this filter.
You should now see a change in the statistics for this surface.
Your surface now has fewer polygons with little volume distortion.
You can play with the parameters in the Properties dialogue to modify how the filters work.
Setting Configurations¶
Some of the functionality provided by sfftk
relies on persistent configurations.
In the section we outline all you need to know to work with sfftk
configurations.
Configurations are handled using the config
utility with several subcommands.
sff config [subcommand]
For example:
sff config get --all
Fri Jan 19 14:03:34 2018 Reading configs from /Users/pkorir/.sfftk/sff.conf
Fri Jan 19 14:03:34 2018 Listing all 3 configs...
__TEMP_FILE = ./temp-annotated.json
__TEMP_FILE_REF = @
NAME = VALUE
Configuration Commands¶
Getting a single configuration value¶
sff config get CONFIG_NAME
Listing available configurations¶
sff config get --all
Setting a single configuration value¶
sff config set CONFIG_NAME CONFIG_VALUE
Deleting a single configuration¶
sff config del CONFIG_NAME
Clearing all configurations¶
sff config del --all
Where Configurations Are Stored¶
sfftk
ships with a config file called sff.conf
which is located in the root of the package.
In some cases this might be a read-only location e.g. if installed in an unmodified /usr/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages
.
Therefore, default read-only configurations will be obtained from this file.
However, if the user would like to write new configs they will be written to ~/sfftk/sff.conf
.
Additionally, a user may specify a third location using the -p/--config-path
flag to either read or write a new config.
Correspondingly, custom configs will only be used if the -p/--config-path
flag is used.
For example
sff config set NAME VAL
will add the line NAME=VAL
to ~/.sfftk/sff.conf
but
sff config set NAME VAL --config-path /path/to/sff.conf
will add it to /path/to/sff.conf
(provided it is writable by the current user).
The order of precedence, therefore is:
custom configs specified with
-p/--config-path
;user configs in
~/.sfftk/sff.conf
; thenshipped configs (fallback if none of the above are present) which are prioritised using the
-b/--shipped-configs
option;
Running Unit Tests¶
sff tests [tool]
where tool
is one of all
, core
, main
, formats
, readers
, notes
or schema
.


This article is published by Pranavathiyani G on the website Towards Data Science. Bioinformatics is
considered to be a subset of data science since it is a field that analyze biological data. So I personally
think it is interesting to see how people on data science forum view bioinformatics. Overall, this article
is geared toward data scientists that is familiar with computing but not biology, since the author defined
a lot of biology terms including DNA and not technical terms like dimensionality reduction.
In this article, the author views bioinformatics as a subset of data science that applys data science
techniques to biology. And according to the author, bioinformatics move away from dimension reduction to
data visualization. While I do agree that bioinformatics involved a lot data visualization since in order
to publish a research result, it is important to provide visual aid that people not familiar with the
project can see the significance right away, bioinformatics still rely heavily on dimension reduction.
For example, in my RNA sequencing analysis project, every gene is a different dimension since they are
all different attribute to the samples.
The author brought up a good point of why bioinformatics is a field in high demand. There are many data generated
by new technologies such as NGS(Next Generation Sequencing) and so far these data are not well organized.
It is important to make all the available data into datasets for better analytic purpose. One thing the
author mentioned that I never knew before is the subtle difference between bioinformatics and computational
biology. According to the author, bioinformatics is a field that focuses on analyzing biological data where
as computational biology is the field decidated to develop new softwares tools.
The author did not establish
his credibility through out the article, but if you finish the article, a brief bio of the author is
attached. Pranavathiyani G is a PhD bioinformatics student from an India public university. It is not a
great way to build ethos since the reader would want to know the credibility of the author before they
read an article about a field. At the beginning of the article, the author defined bioinformatics and
what gave birth to it: massive amount of data from high throughput experiments.
This is a good start of
an introductory paper since the reader knows what to expect from this article. Based on this introduction,
it can be speculated that this is an paper geared toward audience that are already familiar with data science.
Because this would be less effective for people with no knowledge of computer science since they would have
a more difficult time understanding the terminology. However, in the first paragraph, when the author
continues to define bioinformatics, he cited Wikipedia. This is not a very credible source to cite from
since anyone that has access to the Internet can edit the Wikipedia page. Another weak point of this article is the
lack of visual. There are total of three images, two of which is text heavy like the one on the right.
And the resolution of the image is not very high quality, which makes it even more difficult to read what's
on the image. Overall, this is a good article that is easy to read and the informations are mostly accurate.
But the author should engage the audience more by providing better visual aids.


##Pre-req to run this POC
Metamask plugin for chrome or firefox browser and creating a user account in Renkeby Testnet.
##Citizen Portal
1) Citizens will be able to browse / search all the properties and view all the transactions for a particular property.
https://kchaitanya-uis.github.io/Property-Ethereum-POC/citizen-property-search.html
##Government Portals
1) Revenue department will be able to add new property entry and change the owner, co-owner etc.
https://kchaitanya-uis.github.io/Property-Ethereum-POC/revenue.html
2) Sub Registrar Office will be able to add new property entry and change the owner, co-owner etc.
https://kchaitanya-uis.github.io/Property-Ethereum-POC/sub-register-office.html
3) Courts will be able to create disputes for a property.
https://kchaitanya-uis.github.io/Property-Ethereum-POC/court.html
4) Electricity board will be able to enter if elec billis are paid for a property and who paid the bill.
https://kchaitanya-uis.github.io/Property-Ethereum-POC/electricity-board.html
5) Legal department will be able to authorize modifications to property details - like correcting typo's,
changing property type,splitting one property into two etc.
https://kchaitanya-uis.github.io/Property-Ethereum-POC/legal.html
6) Property Tax Department will be able to enter if property tax dues are paid for a property and who paid the bill.
https://kchaitanya-uis.github.io/Property-Ethereum-POC/propert-tax-department.html
7) Survey divison will be able to create or modify the geo-tags of the property
https://kchaitanya-uis.github.io/Property-Ethereum-POC/survey-divison.html
8) Water board will be able to enter if water bills are paid for a property and who paid the bill.
https://kchaitanya-uis.github.io/Property-Ethereum-POC/water-board.html
##Miners - Ones who run the blockchain - Not Implemented
1) Banks
2) Financial Institutions
3) Real estate companies
4) Property Owners
5) Prospective Large Ticket Buyers
6) Investors


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September 1997 at the Arabian Theatre
Director - Wess Hughes
Music Director - Sue Bush
Choreographer - Jennifer Coghlan
Assistants to the Director - Michelle Merrell, Heidi Messer
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Miss Bible Belt - Karen Purvis
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Miss Industrial Northeast - Jackie Thomas
Miss Texas - Jennifer Coghlan
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Miss Glamouresse 1956 - Bethel Houston
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--- layout: post date: 2012-02-10 time: "09:00:00" authors: ["Greg Wilson"] title: Advanced Scientific Programming in Python tags: ["Noticed"] ---
Advanced Scientific Programming in Python
A Summer School by the G-Node and the Institute of Experimental and Applied Physics, Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel
Scientists spend more and more time writing, maintaining, and debugging software. While techniques for doing this efficiently have evolved, only few scientists actually use them. As a result, instead of doing their research, they spend far too much time writing deficient code and reinventing the wheel. In this course we will present a selection of advanced programming techniques, incorporating theoretical lectures and practical exercises tailored to the needs of a programming scientist. New skills will be tested in a real programming project: we will team up to develop an entertaining scientific computer game.
We use the Python programming language for the entire course. Python works as a simple programming language for beginners, but more importantly, it also works great in scientific simulations and data analysis. We show how clean language design, ease of extensibility, and the great wealth of open source libraries for scientific computing and data visualization are driving Python to become a standard tool for the programming scientist.
This school is targeted at Master or PhD students and Post-docs from all areas of science. Competence in Python or in another language such as Java, C/C++, MATLAB, or Mathematica is absolutely required. Basic knowledge of Python is assumed. Participants without any prior experience with Python should work through the proposed introductory materials before the course.
September 2-7, 2012. Kiel, Germany.
Every evening we will have the tutors' consultation hour: Tutors will answer your questions and give suggestions for your own projects.
You can apply on-line at http://python.g-node.org
Applications must be submitted before 23:59 UTC, May 1, 2012. Notifications of acceptance will be sent by June 1, 2012.
No fee is charged but participants should take care of travel, living, and accommodation expenses. Candidates will be selected on the basis of their profile. Places are limited: acceptance rate last time was around 20%.
Prerequisites: You are supposed to know the basics of Python to participate in the lectures. You are encouraged to go through the introductory material available on the website.
Organized by Christian T. Steigies and Christian Drews of the Institute of Experimental and Applied Physics, Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel , and by Zbigniew Jedrzejewski-Szmek and Tiziano Zito for the German Neuroinformatics Node of the INCF.
Website: http://python.g-node.org
Contact: python-info@g-node.org


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The main functions in this package are drive_time (used for calculating distances between physical addresses or coordinates) and geocode_url (used for estimating the lat/long coordinates of a physical address). Optionally, it generates the cryptographic signatures necessary for making API calls with a Google for Work/Premium account within the geocoding process. These accounts have larger quota limits than the "standard_api" and, thus, this package may be useful for individuals seeking to submit large batch jobs within R to the Google Maps API. Placement also provides methods for accessing the standard API using a (free) Google API key (see: <https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/get-api-key#get-an-api-key>).
| Version: | 0.1.1 |
| Imports: | RCurl, jsonlite, base64enc, digest, urltools, stringi |
| Published: | 2016-07-28 |
| Author: | Derek Darves |
| Maintainer: | Derek Darves <darves at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/derekyves/placement/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/derekyves/placement |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| In views: | WebTechnologies |
| CRAN checks: | placement results |
| Reference manual: | placement.pdf |
| Package source: | placement_0.1.1.tar.gz |
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| OS X binaries: | r-release: placement_0.1.1.tgz, r-oldrel: placement_0.1.1.tgz |
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Hansi Flick lauds Robert Lewandowski but wonders why Philipp Lahm didn’t win Ballon d’Or
by FSA EditorRobert Lewandowski is in the Ballon d’Or running but former team-mate Philipp Lahm should have won the award previously, says Hansi Flick.
Hansi Flick lauded in-form striker Robert Lewandowski as he bids to challenge Lionel Messi for the Ballon d’Or, but the Bayern Munich coach questioned why Philipp Lahm had never won the award.
Lewandowski continued a sensational start to the 2019-20 season with four goals in a 6-0 win at Red Star Belgrade in the Champions League in midweek.
That haul took the Poland international, nominated for the Ballon d’Or, to 27 goals in just 20 appearances since the beginning of the campaign.
But while Flick considered the merits of Lewandowski and Barcelona superstar Messi, he took the opportunity to address Lahm’s failure to claim world football’s top individual prize in a glittering career.
Former Bayern full-back-turned-midfielder Lahm won eight Bundesliga titles, one Champions League and the 2014 World Cup, yet he ranked only as high as sixth after Germany’s triumph in Brazil.
“Lewandowski and Messi are exceptional players,” said Flick.
“[Lewandowski] is one of the most complete strikers around, if not the best number nine in the world. He has everything you need up front.
“He can head the ball, finish and hold it up. His work off the ball is important for the team.
“But I do not understand why a player like Philipp Lahm never won the Ballon d’Or. He won everything [as a team player].”
Bayern, third in the Bundesliga, a point behind leaders Borussia Monchengladbach, face Bayer Leverkusen on Saturday.
“We are still one point behind, so we have to rely on others as well,” Flick said. “It is important that everyone gives everything and puts their quality at the service of the team.”


Box Shadows
Class reference
Outer shadow
Use the .shadow
, .shadow-md
, or .shadow-lg
utilities to apply different sized outer box shadows to an element.

Inner shadow
Use the .shadow-inner
utility to apply a subtle inset box shadow to an element. This can be useful for things like form controls or wells.

Outline shadow
Use the .shadow-outline
utility to apply a focus-ring-style shadow to an element. This can be useful when combined with .focus:outline-none
to create a better looking focus style that follows an element's border radius.
<button class="focus:outline-none focus:shadow-outline ...">
Button
</button>
No shadow
Use .shadow-none
to remove an existing box shadow from an element. This is most commonly used to remove a shadow that was applied at a smaller breakpoint.

Responsive
To control the shadow of an element at a specific breakpoint, add a {screen}:
prefix to any existing shadow utility. For example, use md:shadow-lg
to apply the shadow-lg
utility at only medium screen sizes and above.
For more information about Tailwind's responsive design features, check out the Responsive Design documentation.
Customizing
Box Shadows
By default Tailwind provides three drop shadow utilities, one inner shadow utility, and a utility for removing existing shadows. You can change, add, or remove these by editing the shadows
section of your Tailwind config.
If a default
shadow is provided, it will be used for the non-suffixed .shadow
utility. Any other keys will be used as suffixes, for example the key '2'
will create a corresponding .shadow-2
utility.
Responsive and State Variants
By default, only responsive, hover and focus variants are generated for shadow utilities.
You can control which variants are generated for the shadow utilities by modifying the shadows
property in the modules
section of your Tailwind config file.
For example, this config will also generate variants:
Disabling
If you don't plan to use the shadow utilities in your project, you can disable them entirely by setting the shadows
property to false
in the modules
section of your config file:


Everyone who has spent more than a few minutes doodling in class knows what the Sierpinski triangle. What they might not know, however, is that this fractal has zero area and infinite "perimeter".
What you see here is quite simple: a point is chosen at random, and then one of three things happens: it gets shrunken down into a square on the bottom left, it gets shrunken down into a square on the bottom right, or it get shrunken down
into a square on the top (imagine a very crude pyramid made of three blocks within a larger block). Amazingly enough, that makes the Sierpinski triangle.
The Lorenz Attractor
The Lorenz attractor was initially designed as a toy weather model; one so simple that there was no guarantee that it had anything to do with the weather. For example, this model makes the assumption that all weather is the same at all
places (more or less).
Still, however, with this simplistic model, the initial sensitivity on initial conditions, and a new kind of science was born. People are still instriguied to watch the attractor go around and around.
Fourier Sequences
The Lorenz attractor was initially designed as a toy weather model; one so simple that there was no guarantee that it had anything to do with the weather. For example, this model makes the assumption that all weather is the same at all
places (more or less).
Still, however, with this simplistic model, the initial sensitivity on initial conditions, and a new kind of science was born. People are still instriguied to watch the attractor go around and around.
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Sierpinski Triangle
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Lorenz Attractor
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Jeremiah 23:37
Thus shalt thou say to the prophet, What hath the LORD answered thee? and, What hath the LORD spoken?


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I'm hunting for an internship and I'm easy to seduce. If your company is in the top of the line of using data to create beautiful, necessary and awesome things. You're the right for me. My name is Albin Båtelsson and I'm a DIGITAL DATA STRATEGIST student at HYPER ISLAND in Stockholm. An education where my team skills and strategic/creative mind is being challenged and developed. I should probably mention that I'm a entrepreneurial, business savvy, creative, data-driven growth hacker . In love with A/B testing, wearables, VR and data-mining. Fascinated by machine-learning, autonomous cars and marketing automation. Both because I know my SEO and I love tech. If you're still questioning if I'm the right for you. Let me prove you're wrong.
Although my thin silhouette, I'm a broad person. I love business and concept development and that's something I'm good at. I'm a team player and have a lot of experience in it, various educations in leadership and playing in bands and Hyper Island have thought me alot. Learn new things and consume information have not only made me a killer at Trivial Pursuit but also a see things from other perspectives and learn quickly. But give me a call or a mail, because true beauty is in the eye of the beholder and I guess it applies on work too. The same vision and core values should be shared to work efficient.
As a final project on Hyper Island, me and 3 others decided to build a service for P2P deliveries.
We've worked on market analysing for a product market fit. Created an MVP, created a Beta version and launched it.
Next step in our work is to create a pitch for investors and get funded.
I've worked with varius things throughout this project. During some periods we needed to be very visionary about what we wanted to develop it into. And longer periods where we created niched Facebook ads and films to market our product.
Check it out!
I worked with Shapy, an online video training service. The mission was to increase conversion and set a strategy to increase overall signup. We worked in different areas to understand the customer behavior and build a 360° strategy. I focused on segmenting users and understand the value of that. Retarget inactive with one message, Convert Freemium user with one message and make them all refer the service to their friends etc. I learned models of conversion (AARRR), frameworks of testing and analyze websites and basic web psychology.
We worked with DDB and got in touch with their client Zoégas. One of the biggest Coffee brands in Sweden. Our brief was to make an Always on campaign with Focus on Social Media. I focused on creating 10 target groups and exploring how they behaved on social media, trends and how to reach them in the most effective way possible. I had a leading role through this project and my biggest learning was seeing the possibilities of real digital marketing and the power of segmenting groups of people.
A short project with focus on visualize the growth of the Swedish municipality Helsingborg.
We created a website and made the visualization with Javascript.
In this particular case we used static data stored in a tsv file.
We could have created an API-call but it wasn't completely suitable for the project when the data points were few and the visualization was for 2015.
My biggest learning in this project was working creating graphs with Javascript in D3. I was in the group with one other person so the communication part was smooth.
Check it out!
Before I started Hyper Island I worked with an e-commerce. My role there was very broad but I didn’t worked with analytics at all. At Hyper Island I got the chance to really dive in to that. We worked with a Filippa K which is one of Swedens biggest fashion brands. I did everything from analyzing behavior flow and setting up A/B tests. My biggest learning was the importance of a proper tracking setup and the value of Analytics.
This was the first web project I ever did.
We wanted to illustrate the increased housing prices in Stockholm and the segmentation of rich and poor.
By inputting your downpayment you had you could see where you can afford an apartment.
We used Booli API and Google Maps API to create the Heatmap. My biggest learning was working multiple people on the same code, how to work with APIs and that it's not very good touse a heatmap for something else than they're created for. It can look messy.
Check it out!
It's been a pleasure having you here. If you just can't get enough of me and want to see more, please be in touch. Because if you've reached this far, I'll do anything for you.


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Designed a typographic poster promoting RISD Museum's
exhibits and events in 2015. Through the white dots,
spatial atmosphere of the poster is created; by the placement
of behind and over the type, the emphasis of "space" is being made.
Second version of RISD Museum's exhibition poster.
A hypothetical lecture poster for four sculptors:
Do Ho Suh, Richard Tuttle, Sol LeWitt, and Agnes Martin.
All four of their works carry a similar theme of "absence".
By the spatial atmosphere created by transparent laser-cut
acrylic letters and overall texture, absence was formulated.
The missing 'E' in the acrylic letters is created through
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Nottingham Forest warned to cash in on player but hold nerve over new deal for manager
Nottingham Forest return to action after the last international break of the year with games at Bristol City and QPR
by Barry CooperDEMANDING MORE
Sabri Lamouchi has demanded his Nottingham Forest players return from the latest international break in better shape than the previous one.
Forest went on a 10-game unbeaten run prior to October’s pause for internationals, form which also saw the Frenchman become the first City Ground chief to collect a Manager of the Month award since Billy Davies in 2013.
HOLD YOUR NERVE
Talk of new contracts at Nottingham Forest should be put on hold for the time being.
At least until the end of January at the earliest, in my opinion, once the transfer window is done and dusted.
Sabri Lamouchi’s deal has been discussed in recent weeks, given the impressive way in which he’s adapted to life in English Football and at the City Ground, which is understandable.
CASHING IN?
It didn’t come as a huge surprise to see Matty Cash linked with a move away from Nottingham Forest when the transfer window opens in the New Year
In all honesty, seeing your players linked with other clubs can be seen as a good thing because generally, it means they’re playing well and so is the team.
BIG DIFFERENCE
Nottingham Forest were offering John McGinn "four or five times his money" when they tried to sign him from Hibs, according to the Scottish Premiership club.
The Scotland international is now playing in the Premier League for Aston Villa, following a move to Villa Park in August 2018.
And his impressive performances in the top flight has led to him being linked with Manchester United.
NEVER NEVER
Neil Harris admits his decision to join Nottingham Forest in 2004 was a mistake.
Harris, who has just been appointed as the successor to Neil Warnock at Cardiff City, moved to Forest after cutting short a loan spell with the Bluebirds.


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Stepmom
Director: Chris Columbus.
Starring: Susan Sarandon, Julia Roberts, Ed Harris, two annoying children.
Yes, I'll admit it. I did go to see Stepmom: partly because of its two leading actors and partly because someone asked me. No, mostly because someone asked me. And, in spite of it all, I'll still talk to that person.
Stepmom is exactly what you would expect: an over-wrought, weepy film. The basic premise is that Jackie (Susan Sarandon) and Luke (Ed Harris), who have two children, are divorced. Luke has taken up with Isabel (Julia Roberts), who is having trouble coping with being a parent, even if only part-time. Jackie is having trouble coping with the fact that her ex-husband has fallen in love again, and that she may be being replaced in the lives of her children. Oh yeah, and Jackie is having trouble coping with dying of cancer.
Clearly we have enough going on here to give the tear ducts a good work-out. I saw the movie in a packed movie theatre and people were crying their eyes out; the woman next to me was crying and sniffing and blowing her nose all throughout the picture. As it sets out to be a weepy, Stepmom achieves one of its goals. Since telephone commercials can make people cry, we need some other criteria by which to judge this movie.
First, the performances. All the adults in Stepmom give very good performances. All are experienced actors with a track record of playing good to great roles. All enunciate clearly, cry at the right moments, look frazzled when expected. No, there is nothing wrong with the adult performances. The daughter, Anna (Jena Malone), also does a fine job with a strange role. I'm not sure if she was meant to be a spoilt brat or just someone coming to terms with it all. Currently, I'm voting for the spoilt brat but the script didn't really make it clear. The son, Ben (Liam Aiken), however, was not at all fine. Given his young age and the material with which he was working, I'm confident that none of it was his fault. I think we can lay the blame squarely at the feet of the director, Chris Columbus. This child was vomit-inducingly cute, unfailingly, consistently, throughout the movie: not one bad mood, not one sour expression, not one iota of a resemblance to a normal child.
While we're dealing with things that aren't at all fine, let's consider the script. Stepmom covers what I consider to be potentially interesting film-making topics. Split families with changing dynamics are common in our society: a movie examining these roles could be very illuminating. Also, here's a movie with two strong female roles, and two quite good female actors cast in those roles. Unfortunately, Stepmom feels the need to manipulate rather than investigate, underline rather than understate, overplay rather than imply.
Even given this, Stepmom is confusing. Clearly, we are meant to believe that Jackie is a great mother but until the very end, we never see that. Instead we see a manipulative, nasty woman without a generous bone in her body. Throughout the film, we see Isabel trying so hard in her new role of stepmom, often being the voice of reason, yet during the meeting of the two women in the bar, (and there appears to be only one bar), they do a body switch and Jackie is the reasonable one and Isabel the selfish one. Very strange.
On top of this, although the movie itself is quite long, and every scene overplayed, Stepmom takes place in a relatively short space of time: the beginning of Autumn (in the US) to Christmas. The metamorphosis of these characters would have been much more believable over a longer space of time: the only reason I can see for not doing this was that making Ben age a year or two would have been tricky. On the time-compression topic, no-one can make a quilt that quickly, especially not if they're doing other things at the same time, like, say, chemotherapy. Just little things like that, had they been correctly handled, would have made the movie more enjoyable.
Now it sounds like I hated this movie. That's not quite the case. I just felt so much of it could have been done much better. Had that happened, this movie would have moved up a rating notch. Instead of really dealing with the issues involved, the heart-strings were tugged, the violins were strained and the emotions exaggerated. Of course, you'll cry and you might even laugh at Ben's antics, but it feels empty, so that when you leave the theatre you start thinking of all the worthwhile things you could have done with the price of admission. If you feel the need for a good cry, what till it comes out on video.
Rating: CP
Nikki Lesley 1998
HD: High Distinction D: Distinction CR: Credit P: Pass CP: Conceded Pass F: Fail
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On writing: AFRICA
AFRICA, my second novel, came from a very basic what if: what if my life were to radically change overnight, what if I lost the most important things and people I have today? What would I do?
In June 2014 I had just come back from my honeymoon, and as you can imagine it was one of the most happy and serene moments of my life. You have to know that I have always been a planner and I have always needed to have a Plan B for everything in my life: I had applied to multiple majors in college, to make sure I could be accepted by at least one; I had sent dozens of resume and interviewed in various places when I was first applying for jobs, to be sure I could find something suitable; I had visited countless apartments when I was looking to rent or buy any property, to increase the chances to secure a good spot. This time was not different: even if everything was exactly perfect in June 2014, I started to fill my head with what ifs: what if this happiness should suddenly end? What if anything happened to my newly wed husband? What would I do without him? What if my life was different?
This was my spark, and the beginning of AFRICA, the very first chapter, actually, presents my take on this daunting what if: Amber’s life, the stable existence of a woman who lives in New York with her fiance, is suddenly broken into pieces by the very tragedy I was fearing in my own what ifs. Amber will spend the majority of the novel in a journey that’s very similar to the trip my husband and I took during our honeymoon. The difference? Where we lived an unforgettable experience of beauty and discovery, Amber has to deal with grief and redemption. She has to evaluate the deepest meaning of her life and understand who she is and who she wants to be, now that her life can’t be what it was before the tragedy.
I wouldn’t say I would be ready to face any challenge or shock, but writing AFRICA helped me think about how could I possibly face loss, as I hope it could help anybody who find themselves in a similar situation.


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A Choropleth map depicting the percentage of Covid cases in each county in Iowa that resulted in a death.
Graduted Symbol map illustrating the number of single female households with children for all states in the United States of America.
A map compare the percentage of the population of each state in the United States that is white or black in order to illustrate which states have the highest diversity.
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Proposal for semester project based around Covid data and Census data to determine which communities are most vulnerable based on demographic factors such as age.
Semester project based around Covid data and Census data to determine which communities are most vulnerable based on demographic factors such as age.


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Everybody loves a warming bowl of chicken soup. This soup flavoured with miso is perfect for a light healthy lunch.
This meal is
low calorie
and provides 331 kcal, 26g protein, 42g carbohydrate (of which 3.3g sugars), 6.7g fat (of which 1.5g saturates), 4g fibre and 1.4g salt per portion.
Spray a large saucepan with oil and heat over a medium heat. Add the ginger, garlic and chillies and stir-fry for 1 minute.
Add 1.7 litres/3 pints boiling water and bring to a simmer. Stir in the miso paste, lime juice and noodles and cook for 1 minute. Cover and set aside.
Spray a large wok or frying pan with oil and stir-fry the chicken, mushrooms and sweetcorn for 2-3 minutes. Add the peas and cook for 2 minutes, or until the chicken is cooked through.
Transfer the soup to 4 bowls, spoon over the vegetables and chicken. Top with watercress and serve with soy sauce on the side.


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Waves upon Rocks
Sunset Tree
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Eye
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Killer Whale
Sunset Over Mountains
Dragons in the Sky
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Dory
Sea Turtle
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*we just shot a video for ONE DAY AT A TIME...yeah I know, what do we think we are (rockstars?)...we were helping out a friend with a film school project...but from his other stuff I think it will look really cool...ask us about it at the show and we'll try to let you give it a look
*sorry the updates have been so far inbetween...we have about four new songs that we have started playing...so if you haven't been to a show lately be sure to come out and see what you think about the new stuff
*stickers have arrived and they are $1, our new CD is titled "A Little Less Thoughtful", it has 6 tracks and comes with a lovely pair of slippers for $5...if you would like to purchase something come see us play and find our table...we will be the ones wearing bad hair pieces and flowery dresses...
*If you haven't seen one of our shows lately...we have aquired a new guitar player by the name of Shaun Fox...he was in such well known bands as Easily Amused and the Bee Gees...I think the addition adds a lot to our sound and stage performance.
*We are doing a one week summer tour with odd man out...check the shows page for dates and info
*Please sign the guestbook on the main page. I would like to get to know the people who come to our site.


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As said before a spatial mapping between cell size80 and portion of space in which the automaton evolves is needed and it is also reasonable to define a clock parameter in order to map each CA step to an effective amount of time. The choice of cell size and clock are related to a particular space-time scale in which the CA model simulate the phenomena and for this reason it has deeply consequence on the form of the model. They are called parameters because they are predetermined and constant during the evolution even if in some case a precise estimation mat be given only a posteriori . Moreover the “best” value for a parameter can depends on the value of the other parameters and modification in one of them can have deep consequences on the behavior of the entire model and may require the repetition of a parameters set rearranging and recalibration phase.


--- layout: home title: Stone Journal Text Analysis Project subtitle: Project Introduction ---
The goal of my project is to explore the use of text analysis tools on scanned primary source journals that have been processed with optical character recognition (OCR) to see what kind of useful information can be obtained through these methods and how helpful this process can be as a research tool. My research interest in conducting these investigations is to explore issues of health and safety in the stone industry between 1888 and 1922 as they were discussed in one of its primary industry journals, Stone: An Illustrated Magazine. Stone has been digitized and is available through the HathiTrust Digital Library. While my research focus has been on health and safety, I also used this project for some basic investigations around the language of environmental issues.
This project is driven by questions of how employers within the stone industry approached workplace safety, health, and environmental issues. Are changes visible within the written record of the stone industry's general publications? Was it a serious concern that was discussed between multiple employers within the industry or did these discussions not get a lot of attention in the general record?
There are two intended audiences for this project. First, researchers interested in historical developments in industrial health, safety, and environmental issues. Second, researchers who might be considering their own text analysis projects and are interested in the techniques and methods I used during my investigations. The site is designed as a series of stand-alone essays so that you can skip to your area of interest from the site menu index.
Image source: American Stereoscopic Company. Stone quarries, New Hampshire, U.S.A., ca. 1897. Photograph. https://www.loc.gov/item/2018650203/.


Maxwell's Reciprocity Betti's Theorem
Maxwell's reciprocity states that a point $i$ subjected to a force which causes a deflection at point $j$, will experience the same amount of deflection if the same force is applied to point $j$.
Hints for usage of this application:
- A frame with height $a$ and length $b$ is subjected to a load which causes the frame to deform.
- One leg of the frame has a fixed support while the support of the other leg is able to move horizontally.
- The magnitude of the force is controlled by the 'Magnitude' slider.
- The position of the force is controlled by the 'Position' slider.
- Once satisfied with the location and magnitude of $F_1$, the location is saved by clicking 'Save Deformed Frame'.
This will also activate the second frame and force $F_2$. $F_2$ has the same magnitude as $F_1$ in order to observe reciprocity.
- In order to return back to a clean slate, click the 'Reset' button.


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